Too many nice pieces of art
and too little wall space
leaves you with one option only.

Turn the tables,
just create more space

ORDER THE TURN TABLE NOW

IS IT GOING TO BE USED AS A DINING TABLE OR A DESK
OR A COFFEE TABLE?

EMAIL US WITH THE PURPOSE AND MEASUREMENTS NEEDED

Or buy the standard size 200:80:74cm 
(LENGHT:WIDTH:HIGHT)
RIGHT HERE

A SHORT
HISTORY OF THE
TURN TABLE

A few years back we were curating and installing a photography and illustrations show in New York City. Running quickly out of wall space because of the sheer amount of works a solution needed to be found, quickly. Renting tables for 200U$ a pop per day was out of the question.

The solution was to create a table made of hardware store material the handyman at the venue could recreate easily by himself with a very simple construction plan. The prototype was constructed in Berlin at the DOUBLE STANDARDS studio, the mothership of LIVING STANDARDS, and posted as a work in progress project.

Not long after posting, the first order requests ROLLED IN and the idea was born to go into production with the prototype. All of which were signed by CHRIS Rehberger with a large sprayed-on autograph on the lower surface of the table top.

The TURN TABLE is the refined version of the exhibition table and will be presented on September 15 2017 18 - 21hrs at ANDREAS MURKUDIS concept store, SUPPORTED by Our/Berlin Vodka on Potsdamer Strasse 81, 10785 Berlin

AYCN + STUDIO LÖSCH

Inspired by Studio Loesch’s limited edition SanderCruz,
Pradidas, VersUCCI sweatshirts, we co-created
a series of spin-off versions of these works, that Loesch
likes to call “Triples”. The new found motifs
consist of minimalistic logo cut-ups that become phonetic
three-line poems. Available are three different
AYCN-T-shirts in vibrant colors and with durable flock
applications and a touch of dadadaism…

A TREAT FOR THE EYE

MYKITA partners with PERLON RECORDS for the release of a custom eyewear design, marking the 20-year anniversary of the Berlin-based label.
The resulting sunglass model PERLON 115 represents the minimalistic and experimental sensibility that connects the two labels.

Sunglass model PERLON 115 is a characteristic MYKITA stainless steel frame in a navigator style with a subtly polygonal lens shape and bicolour surface design.

Developed by Chris Rehberger, PERLON co-founder,  also founder and creative director of DOUBLE STANDARDS, in close collaboration with MYKITA. The unique shape of the lenses originates from the PERLON logo typeface.  All the individual letters Chris layered, rotated and melded to form one absolute outline.

The two-toned surface pattern stems from cropping the PERLON logo, a reference to the label’s iconic record sleeve designs.

SIGHT AND SOUND

PERLON 115 comes limited to 50 pieces each colour.  An exclusive limited edition package pairs the sunglasses with the 7" vinyl PERL115 by Markus Nikolai  featuring sounds from the modern manufactory in the MYKITA HAUS.

THE
MANIFESTO

Part I

bag, noun \ bag also bäg \, a container made of thin material (such as paper,
plastic, leather or cloth) that opens at the top and is used for holding or
carrying things

WELL, THIS IS IT.

HANDWOVEN
100% GENUINE GOAT LEATHER
VEGETABLE TANNED

LONG LASTING METAL ZIPPER
CANVAS LINING

THREE INSIDE POCKETS

BUY THE BAGS HERE

BUY THE STANDARD BAGS

AT

ANDREAS MURKUDIS BERLIN
OR
FROM OUR ONLINE SHOP

Part II

From Kejetia Market in Nigeria to the souks of Tanger; the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul and Chatuchak Market in Bangkok to the back alleys of Hong Kong, Macao and Shanghai there is one pattern we trust in, one pattern to transport our goods, loves and lives. Branded by myths and legends, a global icon, a symbol of the intrepid traveller, globalization woven into a tartan.

It has been given more names than the 91 words the Inuit use for describing snow, it’s called Chinatown-Tote or China-Bag in New York, Polen- or Türken-Koffer in Berlin, Ghana-Must-Go-Bag in Nigeria and cabas Barbès in Paris.

We call it: THE STANDARD BAG; the last bag you’ll ever need.
Handwoven. 100 percent genuine leather. 100 percent legend.
WE SALUTE!

THE STORY OF
HOW NOT TO CLUB WITH
THE OCSID

When the discussions around GEMA* fees for clubs, even those not playing any GEMA registered music, were starting to take off and some of the clubs felt threatened by these charges, the staff at LIVING STANDARDS were wondering how this would influence the club culture in general and started working on how this could be expressed through an object.

The opposite of clubbing needed to be invented, flipping club culture inverse and coming up with a metaphor for this dilemma. What is the opposite of clubbing? Huh? The answer to this can’t be not clubbing, Chris Rehberger, founder and creative director of LIVING STANDARDS is summarizing the task they’ve seen themselves confronted with.

The result was AN
interpretation of
an inverted disco ball,

the OCSID light object.

OCSID is made of 8 differently sized black perspex rims of which some are opaque and others transparent in different grades. This results in a playful shadow painting on the walls around the object when switched on.

The OCSID light object will premiere September 15 2017 18 - 21hrs at ANDREAS MURKUDIS concept store with an open bar by Our/Berlin Vodka on Potsdamer Strasse 81, 10785 Berlin

* GEMA (Society for musical performing and mechanical reproduction rights)